Mayiladuthurai most vulnerable to climate change, action plan unveiled
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Mayiladuthurai most vulnerable to climate change, action plan unveiled

New Indian Express  

CHENNAI: Mayiladuthurai became the first district in Tamil Nadu to get a District Climate Action Plan, an ambitious move to tackle the pressing challenges posed by climate change. The DCAP prepared by Anna University’s Climate Studio with the support of the Department of Environment and Climate Change, was released by Chief Minister M K Stalin during a recent meeting of the Tamil Nadu Governing Council on Climate Change. Among all districts in the state, Mayiladuthurai is most susceptible to the adverse effects of climate change, such as rising sea levels, erratic rainfall and extreme weather events. Key actions include constructing tail-end regulators to recharge groundwater and prevent salinity intrusion, desilting channels annually, and connecting field channels to improve irrigation.

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